1. using the new(er) versions networks are not properly created in my code.

using the new(er) versions networks are not properly created in my code.

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  • #3640
    Donald Petravick
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      Before a submit I’m  declaring my network like this:

      346            slice = self.cfslice.slice

      347            import pdb; pdb.set_trace()

      348  ->           interfaces = [cfnic.get_interface() for cfnic in self.cfnics]

      349            network = slice.add_l3network(name=self.name, interfaces=interfaces, type=self.type)

       

      (Pdb) p self.type

      ‘IPv6’

      ….

       

      INFO:./planner.py:submitting slice MySlice_DLP

      Waiting for slice ……….. Slice state: StableOK

      Waiting for ssh in slice .. ssh successful

      Running post boot config … Done!

       

      After submitted I expected to find subnets in the network object.   I’m not seeing subnets any more and as shown (below) the network does not look populated at all  Any insights?  Is there an example I can learn from?

      (Pdb) self.slice.get_networks()[0].show()

       

      ——-  ————————————

      ID       f3ddf991-fcb4-4bbd-9a8e-86c643e6c594

      Name     net1

      Layer

      Type

      Site

      Gateway

      Subnet

      State    Active

      Error

      ——-  ————————————

      ‘——-  ————————————\nID       f3ddf991-fcb4-4bbd-9a8e-86c643e6c594\nName     net1\nLayer\nType\nSite\nGateway\nSubnet\nState    Active\nError\n——-  ————————————‘

       

       

      #3663
      yoursunny
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        When you invoke slice.submit(), the slice object (and the associated nodes, links, intfs) will not auto-update.
        You need to do another slice = fablib.get_slice(name=slice.get_name()) (and re-retrieve enclosed nodes, link, intfs if needed) to obtain updated information.

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